@@Trapper_Creek_2024 Do we know for sure they didn't call 911? Sometimes people will leave to get help. The person was also walking their dog, so what were they supposed to do with their dog? Do we know if their dog would have been safe to have around the child or would the dog attack because of all of the high stress involved? There are a lot of unknown factors here - it's easy to make assumptions, but it's ironic that you talk about compassion when you're obviously not very good at showing it towards the person who "ran away."
I love Natai's reaction when asked if he googled his injury. "I know all this stuff. I do science!" As a teacher, I applaud you, Natai. We need more kids who do science!
How in the world can anyone run from a child asking for help? Shame on whoever it was that did that. This is a very brave young man and I’m so glad that he’s doing well.
I feel so sorry for any child who has to experience an adult running away from them because they are hurt and calling for help. What will learn from that? People are selfish sh*ts. He’s obviously a very young person.
What a beautiful man Nathan is (Natai's dad). Brought me to tears his description of how they met and the birthing of Natai. You can hear the gentleness in his voice.
Natais mom looks just as she did when she was a teenager. I think it’s so interesting and sweet that so many people meet as teenagers and end up staying together their entire lives. I only know 2 couples who met in high school that have stayed together. Its so sweet.
I sincerely hope the person who ran away from the young lad needing desperate help, will watch this and feel incredibly guilty for what they did. Even if they hadn’t known what to do, at the very least they could have called for an ambulance. 🤔🤔🤔!
People criticizing the person who "ran away" from Natai when he was hurt seem like they're forgetting that this person had a dog with them. There's a kid screaming for help, bleeding profusely from a cut artery, and they expect this person to be able to help him. For all we know they might have said something while leaving and Natai didn't hear them because he's going through a traumatic event, maybe they did try to find help, maybe they knew their dog wouldn't react well to the situation, etc etc. Just be thankful that Natai lived and received the help he needed. I'm so glad he survived that.
This is what I was thinking! If they faint at the sight of blood, they'd be useless and a risk as well with the dog! Who's to say she wasn't the one who rang EMS? Fight or flight instinct - she had the flight response and it may well have been from her own trauma or a myriad of reasons.
It's interesting to see these close-knit families on here, and then realize that my family is not like that at all. My family judges you by what your job is, how much money you make, and what stupid status symbol crap you've bought that you'll probably never use. If they need help, it's "get over here right now", but if I or my dad need help, they have to contemplate whether we're good enough in their eyes. I hope the people on these shows know how lucky they are.
We don’t pick our families. You won’t be like that yourself now. You are better off than they are. They’re weak and will completely fall apart if something real happens or if they lose their money (and that’s fairly common 😂).
@@buggiesmama11 Totally agree. After mum gets him his "demanded" pillow,he responds with "wasn't that hard was it?" Like that's just plain rude and disrespectful. Not even a thankyou mum. People are saying that's normal teenage behaviour - nope, sorry it's not 😂
St George’s is truly the best hospital. The nurses and doctors are just incredible. Thank you for all you, you’re just angels and the hospital and patients are blessed to have you. 🙏🏻 What an incredible woman Pauline is. So resilient, so strong. I was so relieved she pulled through, she and her family are just wonderful. ❤
Farhad you are awesome. What a huge burden at 17 especially when you are growing. Your attitude is impressive like youe name Black Panther. Well done for opening up more. You can achieve anything. Your mum is lovely ❤❤❤❤❤ all the best❤❤❤❤
His attitude doesn't help. I've known many with crohns and they still show respect when in hospital and to their parents. Not whine and act like an entitled snot. Chances are he's sneaking in the sodas and crap his body can't tolerate.
Sorry another question. Why did they wait a day to repair Natais laceration? I work in the recovery room and I also work at a trauma hospital. Something like that would usually be operated on that same day. So wonder why they wait.
I used to think that I’d never be old enough to bury my parents. And then one day, I had to bury my Dad. It wasn’t long after that day and I had to bury my Mom. It’s already been 20 years … but it still hurts as much as if it was yesterday. I would give my life if I could spend just 5 more minutes with my Mom and Dad. I think Kim and I must be siblings - we have the same feelings about our family and our parent’s lives are eerily similar.
Being from the US I’ve watched a few UK shows and they talk about test revisions. I have no clue what that is or how it works there. Also Natai mentioned his GCE’s I believe. I also have no clue what that is either. One of these days I hope to understand it. Here you go to school, graduate around 17-18yrs old then go on to college or trade school or find a job. So how things are done there are just different and it would be interesting to understand the differences.
Test revisions... exactly that. They re-test you on what you've learned and what's been revised. Whether redoing the same test for a better result or a similar one. GSCE is the same as what you know as a high school diploma. (End of yr 12) It's the grades you get when graduating for entry into university/college.
I’m a nurse in the US. I was wondering with nursing in the UK, when you go to school for nursing do you have to pick a field you are interested in and stick with it? Or can you move around to different departments until you find one you like? Just curious. I’ve worked a few different units and that’s what I like about nursing. If you work one for a bit and you decide you want a change you have that option. So just wondering. Thanks!
I’ve watched quite a few of these shows and I think they use code red when there is a need for blood? I am at the beginning of the show so I wonder if they had already ordered it. Just curious how it works there.
So I’ve watched the ambulance show that is also on this channel, I know they don’t always have an ambulance available. Sounds like they got the boy there pretty quick. But are there cases when it’s faster for someone to drive instead of waiting for the ambulance? Does that happen often? No disrespect to anyone. From what I have seen, there are too many calls and not enough staff. So I just wondered how often it may be faster for someone to drive than wait.
Yes, it sometimes is faster to drive to the hospital, especially if you live fairly close, but with some injuries you can cause even more damage to your family member by moving them. I guess common sense is key in that kind of situation.
Fahad, you seem like an entitled brat or training for lead narcissist!! Treat your mother and people in the medical field with some respect.. taking to your mom like that and rolling your eyes at the Dr's is very disrespectful 😒🙄😑😐🤨😶
I don't blame the person that ran away. If I saw someone (of any race) screaming, running, bleeding and saying they were going to die, my first instinct would be getting to safety. I think she might have called police since one showed up to help him. I hope everything went well for him.
I can’t fathom running from someone that is injured and crying out for help.
Yeah, pretty shabby!!! And shameful. What happened to do unto others? And I say that from a human perspective.
@@butchieblock9118 I’m going to assume the best and tell myself that they can’t handle blood and panicked
@@Trapper_Creek_2024 Do we know for sure they didn't call 911? Sometimes people will leave to get help. The person was also walking their dog, so what were they supposed to do with their dog? Do we know if their dog would have been safe to have around the child or would the dog attack because of all of the high stress involved? There are a lot of unknown factors here - it's easy to make assumptions, but it's ironic that you talk about compassion when you're obviously not very good at showing it towards the person who "ran away."
I love Natai's reaction when asked if he googled his injury. "I know all this stuff. I do science!" As a teacher, I applaud you, Natai. We need more kids who do science!
Fahad, you need to have more respect for your mother. It's not cool how you talk to her
17 years old and your mother pulls up your pants 😂😂😂😂
He comes across as an entitled little brat
Thank you, Mum for finding me a pillow.
Yes, what a little bastard he is!
I had never in my life run around looking for a pillow for that ungrateful kid!!!
That was my first thought but Arabia has no respect for woman at all, that boy is upsetting .
How in the world can anyone run from a child asking for help? Shame on whoever it was that did that.
This is a very brave young man and I’m so glad that he’s doing well.
maybe running for a phone?
@@chrisssanders1231
I hope that was their intention. :)
Sometimes people just don’t want to get involved and that’s so sad. This world sucks sometimes. Glad Ty is ok. Bless him and his family.
@@Suki-Tawdry
You are so right. It’s a sad world we live in when a child asks for help only to be ignored.
I prefer animals over humans. ☺️💕
I feel so sorry for any child who has to experience an adult running away from them because they are hurt and calling for help. What will learn from that? People are selfish sh*ts. He’s obviously a very young person.
Thank you to the people who allow their stories to be told and to the amazing staff at the ER ❤
Why did that woman run away? I don't care what color you are? When you see someone in distress, you help them. That upsets me so much.
Pauline’s sewing skills are amazing!!! Those bridesmaid dresses and wedding dress were beautiful!!! ❤
I get scared when you make it sound you lost a family member! Bless be to God Pauline was fine. She is blessed with a loving family.
What a beautiful man Nathan is (Natai's dad). Brought me to tears his description of how they met and the birthing of Natai. You can hear the gentleness in his voice.
Five months in the same hospital! Wow. Amazing and a blessing.
Natais mom looks just as she did when she was a teenager.
I think it’s so interesting and sweet that so many people meet as teenagers and end up staying together their entire lives. I only know 2 couples who met in high school that have stayed together. Its so sweet.
“There’s so many strings to your bow.” I love it.
24hiurs in A&E is incredible to watch)
How could someone see Natai bleeding , just run away, and not help?
I just love Nathan,s attitude to life and fatherhood! Just amazing!
I sincerely hope the person who ran away from the young lad needing desperate help, will watch this and feel incredibly guilty for what they did. Even if they hadn’t known what to do, at the very least they could have called for an ambulance. 🤔🤔🤔!
I enjoy these, more about the patients and less about staff or staffing issues.
People criticizing the person who "ran away" from Natai when he was hurt seem like they're forgetting that this person had a dog with them. There's a kid screaming for help, bleeding profusely from a cut artery, and they expect this person to be able to help him. For all we know they might have said something while leaving and Natai didn't hear them because he's going through a traumatic event, maybe they did try to find help, maybe they knew their dog wouldn't react well to the situation, etc etc. Just be thankful that Natai lived and received the help he needed. I'm so glad he survived that.
This is what I was thinking! If they faint at the sight of blood, they'd be useless and a risk as well with the dog! Who's to say she wasn't the one who rang EMS?
Fight or flight instinct - she had the flight response and it may well have been from her own trauma or a myriad of reasons.
I love this young man’s family. You remind me of my daughters family. 😎
It's interesting to see these close-knit families on here, and then realize that my family is not like that at all. My family judges you by what your job is, how much money you make, and what stupid status symbol crap you've bought that you'll probably never use. If they need help, it's "get over here right now", but if I or my dad need help, they have to contemplate whether we're good enough in their eyes. I hope the people on these shows know how lucky they are.
I'm sorry
Sorry to hear this 😢❤
We don’t pick our families. You won’t be like that yourself now. You are better off than they are. They’re weak and will completely fall apart if something real happens or if they lose their money (and that’s fairly common 😂).
That Fahad kid is a smart butt.
No he's straight rude
@@buggiesmama11 Totally agree. After mum gets him his "demanded" pillow,he responds with "wasn't that hard was it?" Like that's just plain rude and disrespectful. Not even a thankyou mum.
People are saying that's normal teenage behaviour - nope, sorry it's not 😂
Message for Fahad's mother, he's just being a teenager. My son was much the same, and he grew up fine.
Mine was like Fahad...he's 35 now and never improved...I spoilt him because his dad deserted him at 2 . I over compensated.
44:09 your dad doing something right to say that you love him alot. ❤
I'm so glad everyone got better!! Hugs to everyone ❤❤
St George’s is truly the best hospital. The nurses and doctors are just incredible. Thank you for all you, you’re just angels and the hospital and patients are blessed to have you. 🙏🏻
What an incredible woman Pauline is. So resilient, so strong. I was so relieved she pulled through, she and her family are just wonderful. ❤
❤Natai and his family. my spouse had a similar wrist injury and similar surgery, he wound up okay in time.
I'm very amazed how all the doctors are doing there job well and taking care of each patient as a human being God bless them all
Love this show. Thank you!!
Excellent, once again!
Ty that was GREAT awesome ty
Fantastic!
great 👍👍
Beautiful family.
I love hospital videos. I learn so much.
I’m thankful your hand healed so well. What a lovely family 🎉❤
Fahad is a spoiled brat.
Just needs some boundaries for respectful behavior, but, he’s going through so much for such a young man. He needs loving support, not criticisms.
Natai, I did the same thing to my arm. Mine was stuck through the window and I had to pull it back out!
The last one shows us not to be too quick to "pull the plug".
Farhad you are awesome. What a huge burden at 17 especially when you are growing. Your attitude is impressive like youe name Black Panther. Well done for opening up more. You can achieve anything. Your mum is lovely ❤❤❤❤❤ all the best❤❤❤❤
Did you watch the same boy I did? He was very disrespectful to his mom.
His attitude doesn't help. I've known many with crohns and they still show respect when in hospital and to their parents. Not whine and act like an entitled snot. Chances are he's sneaking in the sodas and crap his body can't tolerate.
Sorry another question. Why did they wait a day to repair Natais laceration? I work in the recovery room and I also work at a trauma hospital. Something like that would usually be operated on that same day. So wonder why they wait.
I used to think that I’d never be old enough to bury my parents. And then one day, I had to bury my Dad. It wasn’t long after that day and I had to bury my Mom. It’s already been 20 years … but it still hurts as much as if it was yesterday. I would give my life if I could spend just 5 more minutes with my Mom and Dad.
I think Kim and I must be siblings - we have the same feelings about our family and our parent’s lives are eerily similar.
wow 60th wedding anniversary so happy for then
Pauline 😢
Being from the US I’ve watched a few UK shows and they talk about test revisions. I have no clue what that is or how it works there. Also Natai mentioned his GCE’s I believe. I also have no clue what that is either.
One of these days I hope to understand it.
Here you go to school, graduate around 17-18yrs old then go on to college or trade school or find a job.
So how things are done there are just different and it would be interesting to understand the differences.
Test revisions... exactly that. They re-test you on what you've learned and what's been revised. Whether redoing the same test for a better result or a similar one.
GSCE is the same as what you know as a high school diploma. (End of yr 12) It's the grades you get when graduating for entry into university/college.
I’m a nurse in the US. I was wondering with nursing in the UK, when you go to school for nursing do you have to pick a field you are interested in and stick with it? Or can you move around to different departments until you find one you like? Just curious. I’ve worked a few different units and that’s what I like about nursing. If you work one for a bit and you decide you want a change you have that option. So just wondering.
Thanks!
I’ve watched quite a few of these shows and I think they use code red when there is a need for blood? I am at the beginning of the show so I wonder if they had already ordered it. Just curious how it works there.
So I’ve watched the ambulance show that is also on this channel, I know they don’t always have an ambulance available. Sounds like they got the boy there pretty quick. But are there cases when it’s faster for someone to drive instead of waiting for the ambulance? Does that happen often? No disrespect to anyone. From what I have seen, there are too many calls and not enough staff. So I just wondered how often it may be faster for someone to drive than wait.
Yes, it sometimes is faster to drive to the hospital, especially if you live fairly close, but with some injuries you can cause even more damage to your family member by moving them. I guess common sense is key in that kind of situation.
It's so blurry I can't see images so sad
I see it fine with my glasses!
It looks fine to me. You might have the resolution set very low
Pauline is like my mum ..." super-mum".
Poor Natai. I don't know what it is with kids holding in their pee until the last second but damn does it cause a lot of injuries lol
Bad quality video?
Fahad, a little more respect for your Mother, please! I hope you are well.
No, I don’t reckon you needed the gas and air as much as your wife, in the middle of giving birth!!! 😂😂😂😂😂
Fahad, you seem like an entitled brat or training for lead narcissist!! Treat your mother and people in the medical field with some respect.. taking to your mom like that and rolling your eyes at the Dr's is very disrespectful 😒🙄😑😐🤨😶
Traditional culture I suspect
Less ambulance scenes and more in the hospital would be great, just sayin
'you can see he's a child' err lady, he looks fuckin 30
Video is bad. Very blurry
Really?
Not on my iPad
I don't blame the person that ran away. If I saw someone (of any race) screaming, running, bleeding and saying they were going to die, my first instinct would be getting to safety. I think she might have called police since one showed up to help him. I hope everything went well for him.
Burf? Togeva? What the hell, speak right bro.
It’s just the accent they have.